Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-09-23
OAKL1ND ITEMS.

For beautiful sunshine Oregon against The
world
Z. n. Bradford Of the Shoe. String valley
was In town Wednesday.
Uncle N. T. Day with his daughters Misses
Rose and Eva were in town Tuesday
Kew. Mr.. Richardson preached 10 an inter
ested audience in the Baptist Church Sabbath
evening.
VIM. Patty, travelling passenger agent for
the N P r. n. was III Oakland during the
week on business.
2. B. Becklcy is making considerable i'm
proyeinents on the property recently occupied
by himself and family.
Mark Crane died in Oakland on last Mon
day night and was taken to Cleveland on
Tuesday for interment.
Young & Hammittc are just in receipt Of a
new invoice Of stoves and the celebrated Do.
mestic sewing machines.
Mr.. Hansen, our energetic tile and brick
maker is receiving much encouragement from
the flaming community.
John Freyer Jr. is reftting the old suthcrlin
livery stable recently purchased by himself,
and vii do livery business
Hon. Henry Brown OF Elklon was in Oak
land on Monday and Tuesday, the guest Of
his brother A. +. Crown Esq.
Mrs. P. G. Eubanks and her son Master
Owen Su utherlin returned last week from an
extended visit in Eastern Oregon,
Mrs. Z. II. Henerson who has been visit
ing at Albany and Harrisburg returned TO her
home in Oakland on Tuesday night.
James Richards, one Of our most enterpris-
ing men, received several premiums on some
fine cattle al the State fair last week.
Rev. Mr.. Williams who succeeded Mr.
Citizens on this work, preached good sermon
in the Methodist church on Sabbath last.
Prof Otis Hutchinson who had the misfor-
tune 10 loose his left arm, we are glad to
learn is SO far making good progress toward
recovery.
Rev. T. +. Campbell lectured on the "Ques-
,ion Of the day" in the Baptist church on
last Tuesday night to good audience. Mr..
Campbell is good talker.
G. J. Stearns new residence is about com
pleted and will be the neatest and most tastlly
furnished residence in our city. Mr.. II. J.
Greene who did the painting knows just how
to handle the brush.
+. G. Young & Co. have received scvera
carloads of Goods during the week, and they
with their several clerks have been busily en-
gagged opening up the same. Geary knows
how to buy and how to sell.
Mr. Chris. Hawk, and his son in law Mr..
Young who came to this country last winter,
from Iowa, started with their families on last
Thursday back to the;r old home We will
expect them back TO Oregon about next spring
Miss Ettie Sites Of Albany, and daughter
of the Editor Of the States Rights Democrat is
in Oakland visiting relatives. She is the
guest of Mrs. Z. II. Henderson. We wish
this Democratic young lady very pleasant
stay in our city.
Last Sabbath was gala day in our usually
very quiet little city. The circus trains
reached here about o'clock a. NJ. and left
aboct 6:3o o'clock P. NJ. thus giving every.
body about nine hours to get good look at
whatever of the curioSitIes that happened 10
come in sight.
our school opened Monday week past,
with Mrs. +. L. Russell in charge Of the
higher, and Miss Hay, IN charge of the pri-
mary department. We congratulate this COM
munity on being able 10 secure the services Of
two ladies who have been SO long engaged
and SO eminently successful in teaching.
Fred Brown with his excellent wife arrived
in Oakland Monday night from Soledad Cal
lfornia, and will remain in our city during the
winter. These young people left here about
three years ago, 10 make their home in Cali
fornla, but the attractions Of the Umpqua
country were irresistible and they like many
others who leasc it, are only too glad TO re-
turn.
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